Ottawa ? Ten Ottawa High players scored Wednesday night in a 61-31 Class 4A girls basketball sub-state rout of Louisburg.

Liz Burks scored 20 points, while Jenny Heck added 11 and Megan Ramsey had 10 for the Cyclones (13-8).

“We had a big third quarter,” OHS coach Cliff McCullough said of the Cyclones’ 21-point frame. “The first half we were sluggish. It was either nerves or being out of school today. We got our bearings in the third and fourth.”

Ottawa used runs of 24-2 and 16-0 in the rout.

Ottawa 61, Louisburg 31

Louisburg 9 4 9 9 — 31

Ottawa 11 13 21 16 — 61

Louisburg — Westhoff 3, Kreiser 4, Hoffman 1, Donner 9, Creamer 7, Kueser 2, Bowden 2, Gettler 3.

Ottawa — Liz Burks 20, Jenny Heck 11, Jara Vance 5, Laura O’Connor 2, Amanda Guenther 2, Janeece Toland 2, Raeann Tharp 2, Allie Daniels 3, Megan Ramsey 10, Kelsie Studley 4.

Perry-Lecompton 58, Lansing 56

Lansing — Senior Brandy Jones and freshman Haley Wilson each scored 19 points — a career high for the former — to pace the Kaws in their Class 4A sub-state victory.

Senior Shannon Wilson added 12 points for P-L (7-14), which will take on Atchison in a sub-state semifinal at 6 p.m. Friday in Holton.

“We need that,” P-L coach Kevin Bost said of three double-digit scorers. “That was what we’ve been waiting for all year, somebody to step up and help out Shannon. In the scouting report, she kind of stands out. Everybody contributed. Even the kids who didn’t score helped out on defense. It was a team win, a big win.”

The victory marked the first postseason win for the Perry-Lecompton seniors.

Perry-Lecompton 58, Lansing 56

Perry-Lecompton 11 18 13 16 — 58

Lansing 12 20 10 14 — 56

Perry-Lecompton — Brandy Jones 19, Haley Wilson 19, Shannon Wilson 12, Casey Amerine 6, Megan Blosser 2.

Lansing — Parent 16, Craig 11, Goodland 11, Warner 6, Roham 5, Sickinger 5, Willcott 2.

Spring Hill 72, Eudora 57

Spring Hill — Lauren Kracl scored 29 points, but it wasn’t enough for the Cardinals (7-14) against mighty Spring Hill.

“They are deeper and more athletic,” Eudora coach Cara Kimberlin said. “We played hard. I was happy we scored 57 against them. We finished the year playing hard and strong. To me it’s important. Sometimes kids don’t give that kind of effort at the end of the season. I was glad they did.”

Spring Hill 72, Eudora 57

Eudora 13 10 13 21 — 57

Spring Hill 19 19 15 19 — 72

Eudora — Lauren Kracl 29, Mallorie Cleveland 12, Michelle Deluna 7, Alissa Hamilton 4, Rachel Abel 3, Kelly Spence 2.

Spring Hill — Jessica Hocker 24, Lacey Cunningham 17, Megan Sullivan 10, Holly Gault 9, Josie Gehrt 6, Mallory Hammersmith 4, Tracy Newton 2.

Boys

Central Heights 44, Wellsville 43

Richmond — Single-digit first and fourth quarters doomed Wellsville to a sub-state first-round loss. Ryan Oshel led the Eagles with 12 points. Mark Samsel added 10.

Central Heights 44, Wellsville 43

Wellsville 6 15 14 8 — 43

Central Heights 11 15 4 14 — 44

Wellsville — Ryan Oshel 12, Mark Samsel 10, Chad Roecker 8, Brendon Davies 7, Colby Zickel 2, Tim Lowe 2, Brett Oshel 2.

Central Heights — Woolery 13, Wuertz 10, Sluder 10, Craig Pearson 5, Wadkisn 4, Coby Pearson 2.